Anokha Chamatkar

The Divine Intervention deals with trauma and healing familial bonds. Winter Santos (Winter Santos) is recovering from a violent abusive romantic relationship with her ex Joey (Jonathan Villanueva). A year after the relationship has ended Winter finds herself creating her own family of sorts. She often sits and talks to Bernie (Louis Hernandez) the neighborhood uncle. Winter practices fire-escape yoga with her nosey neighbor Tata (Chris Smith) and battles her addictions with her new family she has built. Living now with Harold (Robert Mercado) her closeted bestie who's going to need to tell Vanessa (Rose Severino) about the man he's been lusting after. Her own best practices lead her to meditating in the park and by chance or as if by Divine intervention she runs into her estranged sisters Ivette (Laura Aguinaga) and Sky (ShellX). Winter tries everything to win their trust but there's a lot of healing left to do.

A man suffering from depression after his wife's death gets closer to his daughter's friend.

Set in a surrealistic world, this modern day fairytale tells the story of a family torn apart by jealousy, rage and hate. Harley Dawkins finds himself in the dark parlor of a palm reader, seeking his future. What he gets is a twisted tale of jealousy, lust, rage, and hate. Rita the Evil Stepmother catches her husband Duke cheating on him with his co-worker Lydia. After catching the two of them in the act at a sleazy motel she plots a twisted revenge to pay back her husband and his daughter Neve whom she has had it out for since day one. Duke announces that his company is planning a masquerade ball for some associates, Rita suggests to make the costumes for both Neve and Lydia. Unbeknownst to Duke, what looks like a good deed is actually all part of her sick plot for revenge. Caught in the middle of this family squabble is Neve's boyfriend Harley, who dreams of one day being able to spend the rest of his life with Neve. Neve's problems at home with Rita spawn the idea that they run away and get married. Rita's plan comes to fruition on the night of the masquerade ball, when she renders Neve unconscious with a poisoned apple, and leaving Duke a note supposedly from his mistress Lydia telling him to meet her in the bedroom at midnight. Midnight comes and all hell breaks loose.

The failure of Ramón Budiño, who plans first the murder of his father and is later recognized as incapable of carrying it out, is due in large part to the general attitude of a society that does not tolerate dramatic gestures. However, the radical disengagement of class, beliefs, feelings, profession and memory of the protagonist also plays a decisive role in the drama.